2026 PGA Championship: PGA Betting and Fantasy Preview - Key Stats, Course Breakdown, Tournament Trends, TV Times, and More

May 11, 2026

2026 PGA Championship betting and fantasy golf preview with key stats, Aronimink Golf Club course breakdown, field analysis, and TV times for this week’s PGA Tour event.

The PGA TOUR heads to Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, this week for the PGA Championship. The second major championship of the season is being held at Aronimink Golf Club and features a 154-player field with a cut after 36 holes.

Defending champion and World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is one of the headliners in the field as he looks to secure his second win of the season after three consecutive runner-up finishes. Jordan Spieth is another player to watch, as he makes his eighth attempt to win the PGA Championship, the final major needed to complete his career Grand Slam.

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PGA Championship - Tournament Information

• Dates: May 14th – May 17th, 2026
• Location: Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, United States
• Course: Aronimink Golf Club
• Course Type: Northeast
• Par: 70 (4x 3’s / 10x 4’s / 2x 5’s)
• Length: 7,394 yards
• Format: 72-hole stroke play
• Greens: Penn A1/A4 Bentgrass
• Fairways: L-93 Bentgrass
• Rough: Fescue/ Poa Annua 3.5"
• Bunkers: 176
• Water Hazard(s): 3 (In-Play on 3 Holes)
• Average Green Size: 8,200 sq. ft.
• Stimpmeter: 12.5-13 ft.
• Purse/ Winner: N/A (2025: $19,000,000 /$3,420,000)
• FedEx Cup Points: 750
• Field: 154 Players
• Cut: Top 70 and Ties – 36 Holes
• Playoff Format: 3-Hole Aggregate (10, 17, 18); if tied, then 18 repeated
• Course Scoring Average:
  • 2018: 67.88 (-2.12), Rank 49 of 51 courses
  • 2011: 70.72 (+0.72), Rank 12 of 51 courses

PGA Championship - Course Information

Course Architect:

• Course Architect: Donald Ross (1928)
• Recent Renovations: Gil Hanse (2017)

Comparable Courses:

• Oak Hill Country Club (East Course) – 2023 PGA Championship – RESULTS
  • The East Course at Oak Hill is one of the closest analogs due to its Donald Ross foundation and its recent use for the 2023 PGA Championship. Like Aronimink, Oak Hill features demanding par-70 conditions, heavily contoured greens, and a setup that rewards disciplined approach play. Both courses ask players to control trajectory into firm, sloped greens while navigating strategically placed bunkering rather than relying on distance alone.
• East Lake Golf Club – TOUR Championship – RESULTS
  • East Lake shares the Donald Ross design influence through its renovation history and TOUR Championship usage. While East Lake plays more modern and scoreable, it still mirrors Aronimink in its emphasis on precision iron play and positioning into greens. Both courses reward players who can consistently gain strokes on approach and avoid big numbers rather than simply overpowering the field off the tee.
• Philadelphia Cricket Club (Wissahickon) – 2025 Truist Championship – RESULTS
  • The Wissahickon Course at Philadelphia Cricket Club is another strong comp given its Ross-inspired routing and recent role as a PGA TOUR venue. Like Aronimink, it features tight driving corridors, firm playing conditions, and small, highly strategic greens. The similarity lies in how both courses force players into positional golf, where angles into greens matter as much as distance.
• Oakmont Country Club– 2025 U.S. Open – RESULTS
  • Oakmont Country Club is a strong comp. to Aronimink Golf Club due to both its geographic proximity in the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic region and its shared emphasis on classic, precision-based championship golf. With recent Gil Hanse renovation work, Oakmont maintains its identity as one of the most demanding ball-striking tests in the world, built around firm conditions, highly contoured greens, and a premium on distance control into difficult putting surfaces.

Comparable Location (Newtown Square, Pennsylvania):

• Oakmont Country Club – Plum, Pennsylvania – 2025 U.S. Open
• Philadelphia Cricket Club (Wissahickon) – Flourtown, Pennsylvania – 2025 Truist Championship
• Wilmington Country Club – Wilmington, Delaware – 2022 BMW Championship
• Winged Foot Golf Club (West Course) – Mamaroneck, New York – 2020 U.S. Open

Designer Link (Donald Ross):

• Detroit Golf Club (North Course) – Donald Ross Design (1916) – Rocket Classic
• Sedgefield Country Club – Donald Ross Design (1926) – Wyndham Championship
• East Lake Golf Club – Donald Ross Renovation (1913) – TOUR Championship
• Pinehurst No. 2 – Donald Ross Design (1907) – 2024 U.S. Open
• Oak Hill Country Club (East Course) – Donald Ross Design (1926) – 2023 PGA Championship

Comparable Yardage (7,394 Yards):

• Detroit Golf Club (North Course) – 7,370 Yards – Rocket Classic
• The Riviera Country Club – 7,383 Yards – The Genesis Invitational
• TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley (North Course) – 7,389 Yards – RBC Canadian Open

Comparable Greens (Bentgrass):

• Torrey Pines Golf Course (North) – Bentgrass .100″ – Farmers Insurance Open
• TPC Craig Ranch – Bentgrass .100” – THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson
• Augusta National Golf Club – Bentgrass .125” – Masters Tournament
• Colonial Country Club – 007XL bentgrass .100” – Charles Schwab Challenge
• Muirfield Village Golf Club – Bentgrass .090” – the Memorial Tournament
• TPC Deere Run – L-93 Bentgrass .100” – John Deere Classic
• ISCO Championship – A1/A4 bentgrass .110” – Hurstbourne Country Club
• TPC Twin Cities – Bentgrass .110” – 3M Open
• Yokohama Country Club (West Course) – Bentgrass – Baycurrent Classic
• Black Desert Resort – 007XL Bentgrass .120” – Black Desert Championship

Comparable Average Green Size (8,200 sq. ft.):

• Port Royal Golf Course – 8,000 sq. ft. – Butterfield Bermuda Championship
• El Cardonal at Diamante – 8,300 sq. ft. – World Wide Technology Championship

PGA Championship - TV Information (ET)

• Round 1: Thursday, May 14th, 2026
  • ESPN + (PGA TOUR Live) – 6:45 AM – 12:00 PM
  • ESPN – 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
  • ESPN 2 – 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
• Round 2: Friday, May 15th, 2026
  • ESPN + (PGA TOUR Live) – 6:45 AM – 12:00 PM
  • ESPN – 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
• Round 3: Saturday, May 16th, 2026
  • ESPN + (PGA TOUR Live) – 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM
  • ESPN – 10:00 PM – 1:00 PM
  • CBS – 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM
• Round 4: Sunday, May 17th, 2026
  • ESPN + (PGA TOUR Live) – 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM
  • ESPN – 10:00 PM – 1:00 PM
  • CBS – 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM

PGA Championship - Weather

PGA Championship - Course/Tournament History

Aronimink Golf Club was founded in 1896 in Philadelphia before relocating to Newtown Square, Pennsylvania in 1928. The club’s current course was designed by legendary architect Donald Ross, who considered Aronimink one of his finest creations. Ross famously stated that the course represented his “masterpiece,” and the layout has remained one of the premier classical golf designs in the United States.

Since opening, Aronimink has hosted numerous prestigious championships and professional events. The club hosted the 1962 PGA Championship, won by Gary Player, and later welcomed events such as the 1977 U.S. Amateur, the 1997 U.S. Junior Amateur, the 2003 Senior PGA Championship, and the 2010 and 2011 AT&T National tournaments. More recently, Aronimink hosted the 2018 BMW Championship, won by Keegan Bradley, and the 2020 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, won by Kim Sei-young.

Over the years, the course has undergone several renovations to modernize the layout while preserving Ross’s original vision. Architect Gil Hanse led a major restoration project in the 2010s that restored many of Ross’s original design elements, including green complexes, bunkering, and fairway shaping.

The PGA Championship, one of golf’s four major championships, was first contested in 1916 and is organized by the PGA of America. Originally played as a match play event, the tournament transitioned to stroke play in 1958, aligning it with the other three major championships.

The PGA Championship is known for consistently featuring one of the strongest fields in golf, often including the highest percentage of top-100 players in the world rankings. Over the years, the event has crowned legendary champions such as Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, and Brooks Koepka.

Traditionally held in August, the PGA Championship moved to May beginning in 2019 as part of a revamped golf calendar, making it the second major of the season. The event is also unique because it includes 20 PGA Club Professionals in the field each year, showcasing the PGA of America’s connection to all levels of the game.

The tournament is played at a rotating collection of prestigious venues across the United States and has delivered many memorable finishes throughout its history. Its combination of elite competition, difficult setups, and historic courses has helped solidify its place as one of the sport’s premier championships.

The Wanamaker Trophy is awarded annually to the winner of the PGA Championship and is considered one of the most prestigious trophies in golf. It was named after Rodman Wanamaker, who played a major role in founding the PGA of America and supporting professional golf in the early 1900s.

First presented at the inaugural PGA Championship in 1916 at Siwanoy Country Club, the Wanamaker Trophy has become a lasting symbol of major championship success. Standing over two feet tall and weighing nearly 30 pounds, it remains one of the most recognizable trophies in sports.

Previous Tournament Venues:

Previous Tournament Names:

Tournament Records:

• Most Wins at Event:
  • 5 – Jack Nicklaus (1963, 1971, 1973, 1975, 1980) & Walter Hagen (1921, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927)

• Largest Margin of Victory:
  • 12 Strokes, Tiger Woods (1997)

• 72-Hole Record:
  • 263, Xander Schauffele (2024 at Valhalla GC)

• 18-Hole Record:
  • 62, Xander Schauffele (Round 1, 2024 at Valhalla Golf Club), Shane Lowry (Round 3, 2024 at Valhalla Golf Club)

Course Records:

• 72-Hole Record (Aronimink Golf Club):
  • 260, Keegan Bradley/Justin Rose (2018 BMW Championship); won by Bradley in a playoff

• 18-Hole Record (Aronimink Golf Club):
  • 62, Nick Watney (2011), Tiger Woods (2018), Rory McIlroy (2018), Kevin Na (2018), Tommy Fleetwood (2018)

PGA Championship - Course Guide/ Scorecard

Originally designed by Donald Ross in 1928, Aronimink Golf Club features a classic par 70 layout with four par 3s, twelve par 4s, and two par 5s.

The course has undergone several restorations over the years aimed at preserving Ross’s original design while adapting it for modern championship play. Most notably, the green complexes were restored, and bunkering was refined to re-emphasize strategic angles and demand precise iron play into elevated and heavily contoured greens. Select fairways have also been reworked to restore original routing intent while maintaining the course’s traditional parkland character.

At 7,394 yards, Aronimink Golf Club ranks among the longer courses on TOUR, coming in eighth out of 44 in the rotation. It offers little forgiveness off the tee, with fairways averaging just 32 yards wide, the 14th narrowest on TOUR, paired with thick, penal rough. The greens are relatively large at approximately 8,200 square feet, but their contours make them difficult to attack.

Bunkering is a defining feature, with 176 bunkers on the property, the most on TOUR, heavily influencing both tee and approach shots. Instead of simply penalizing misses with hazards alone, Aronimink challenges players through angles, elevation changes, and green complexes that require careful decision-making from tee to green.

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PGA Championship - Notable Par 3s

Aronimink Golf Club’s par 3s range from 171 to 242 yards, with three falling in the 226+ yard range. Despite their beauty, these holes present a significant challenge. In the 2018 BMW Championship, the two par 3s that played over par were No. 8 and No. 17.

Hole 5 | Par 3 | 171 Yards 

A classic Donald Ross par 3, bunkers form a semi-circle around the front half of the green, requiring an accurate shot to get close to the hole on a challenging green complex.

Hole 8 | Par 3 | 242 Yards 

This long downhill par 3 can play to a variety of distances depending on where the hole is cut each day and which teeing area is selected, putting a premium on club selection. The green almost connects to the 10th green behind it, with just a small section of fairway separating them.

Hole 14 | Par 3 | 216 Yards 

Sand surrounds most of this left-to-right angled green on this challenging par 3. Find the middle of the green and players will have a birdie opportunity but missing the green will make for a challenging up and down to save par.

Hole 17 | Par 3 | 229 Yards 

Designed for drama, this long, slightly downhill par 3 could significantly affect the outcome of the Championship. Any ball heading to the left will likely find the pond that runs down the entire left side of the green. The safe shot is to the middle of the large putting surface, but that will almost certainly leave a difficult two-putt. The front right hole location just beyond the bunker will also create a lot of challenges.

PGA Championship - Notable Par 4s

There are twelve Par 4s at Aronimink Golf Club, with the majority of those holes ranging between 400 and 500 yards. No. 13 is the shortest, listed at 385 yards, with the longest being No. 15, playing 546 yards. In terms of scoring average, the toughest par 4 at the 2018 BMW Championship was the 10th hole.

Hole 6 | Par 4 | 402 Yards 

Nearly a dozen bunkers guard the right side of the fairway on this short uphill dogleg-right Par-4, beginning where the hole bends and proceeding all the way to the green. Laying up short of the three bunkers on the left should leave a short approach into a tricky green that has a lot of movement and challenges.

Hole 11 | Par 4 | 425 Yards

More than 20 bunkers protect this hole, almost evenly divided between the two sides of the fairway and around the green. Distance and spin control must be precise on the short uphill approach to the green: Landing short or imparting too much spin can result in the ball coming back as far as 50 yards into the fairway. Another very challenging green complex will test even the best players in the world.

Hole 15 | Par 4 | 546 Yards

A new tee box turned this into the longest par-4 on the golf course. The tee shot should aim to the right side and use the right-to-left slope of the fairway. The green is one of the largest on property and with an open front allows players to run the ball onto the green if needed.

Hole 18 | Par 4 | 490 Yards

Trees on both sides and a trio of bunkers on the right side of the fairway are certain to affect a player’s tee-shot strategy. The approach is uphill to a large, terraced green that offers many interesting hole locations. Hole locations will likely favor the four corners of this challenging finishing green complex.

PGA Championship - Notable Par 5s

There are only two Par 5s on the course: No. 9 and No. 16. Both of these holes had a scoring average under par in 2018. Hole No. 16 was the easiest hole on the course in 2018, with a scoring average of 0.618 below par.

Hole 9 | Par 5 | 605 Yards

Long, straight, and punctuated by side-to-side clusters of bunkers edging into the landing areas for both the first and second shots, the longest hole on the course climbs steadily uphill towards the clubhouse and the highest point on the property. The green is one of the least severe on the course as Donald Ross (architect) originally intended this to be a long two-shot hole.

Hole 16 | Par 5 | 555 Yards

Featured/ Signature Hole(s): 18

PGA Championship - Key Statistics

Strokes Gained: Tee to Green

Strokes Gained: Off the Tee

Strokes Gained: Approach

Strokes Gained: Around the Green

Strokes Gained: Putting (Bentgrass)

3-Putt Avoidance

Driving Accuracy %

Scrambling %

Sand Saves Gained

Par 3 Scoring: 225+ Yards

Par 4 Scoring: 400-500 Yards

Par 5 Scoring: 550-600 Yards

Bogey Avoidance

Proximity Gained: 125-200 Yards

Comparable Courses and Event History

PGA Championship - The Field

This year’s PGA Championship will feature a total of 154 competitors. Remarkably, 99 of the top 100 Official World Golf Ranking players will be contending, with only Shaun Norris absent from the list. The field is composed of 111 PGA Tour Players, 11 LIV Tour Players, 11 DP World Tour Players, 1 Senior PGA Champion, and 20 PGA Professionals.

Basis of qualification for each entrant this week:

• All former winners of the PGA Championship
• Winners of the last five Masters (2022–2026)
• Winners of the last five U.S. Opens (2021–2025)
• Winners of the last five Open Championships (2021-2025)
• Winners of the last three THE PLAYERS Championships (2024–2026)
• The top 3 on the International Federation Official World Golf Ranking List as of April 27, 2026
• Winner of the 2025 & 2026 Senior PGA Championship
• The top 15 finishers and ties from the 2025 PGA Championship
• The top 20 finishers from the 2026 PGA Professional Championship
• The top 70 players who are eligible and have earned the most PGA Championship Points from the 2025 Truist Championship and the 2025 ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic through the 2026 Cadillac Championship (ending May 3, 2026)
• Playing members of the last-named U.S. and European Ryder Cup teams (2025)
• Winners of PGA TOUR co-sponsored or approved tournaments, whose victories are considered official, from the 2025 Charles Schwab Challenge through the 2026 Truist Championship and the 2026 ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic
• The top 3 finishers on the 2026 DP World Tour Asian Swing Rankings through May 3, 2026
• The PGA of America reserves the right to invite additional players not included in the categories listed above
• If necessary to complete the field, those players beyond the top 70 players who are eligible and who have earned the most PGA Championship Points from the 2025 Truist Championship and the 2025 ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic through the 2026 Miami Championship (ending May 3, 2026), in order of their position on such list

Senior PGA Champion Representation at This Year’s PGA Championship

• Stewart Cink

LIV TOUR Representation at This Year’s PGA Championship

• Bryson DeChambeau
• Cameron Smith
• David Puig
• Dustin Johnson
• Elvis Smylie
• Joaquin Niemann
• Jon Rahm
• Martin Kaymer
• Thomas Detry
• Tom McKibbin
• Tyrrell Hatton

DP World Tour Representation at This Year’s PGA Championship

• Andy Sullivan
• Angel Ayora
• Bernd Wiesberger
• Dan Brown
• Daniel Hillier
• Jayden Schaper
• Jordan Gumberg
• Kota Kaneko
• Luke Donald
• Mikael Lindberg
• Patrick Reed

PGA Professional Representation at This Year’s PGA Championship

• Austin Hurt, Ben Kern, Ben Polland, Braden Shattuck, Bryce Fisher, Chris Gabriele, Derek Berg, Francisco Bide, Garrett Sapp, Jared Jones, Jesse Droemer, Mark Geddes, Michael Block, Michael Kartrude, Paul McClure, Ryan Lenahan, Ryan Vermeer, Timothy Wiseman, Tyler Collet, Zach Haynes.

Previous Winners in the Field (Event):

• Scottie Scheffler – 2025
• Xander Schauffele – 2024
• Brooks Koepka – 2023, 2019, 2018
• Justin Thomas – 2022, 2017
• Collin Morikawa – 2020
• Jimmy Walker – 2016
• Jason Day – 2015
• Rory McIlroy – 2014, 2012
• Jason Dufner – 2013
• Keegan Bradley – 2011
• Martin Kaymer – 2010
• Y.E. Yang – 2009
• Padraig Harrington – 2008
• Shaun Micheel – 2003

Previous Winners in the Field (Course):

• Keegan Bradley – 2018 BMW Championship
• Justin Rose – 2010 AT&T National

Debutants in the Field (Event):

• Adrien Saddier, Aldrich Potgieter, Alex Fitzpatrick, Angel Ayora, Austin Smotherman, Bryce Fisher, Casey Jarvis, Chandler Blanchet, Chris Gabriele, Daniel Brown, Daniel Hillier, Derek Berg, Francisco Bide, Garrett Sapp, Ian Holt, Jayden Trey Schaper, Jordan Gumberg, Kota Kaneko, Kristoffer Reitan, Matthias Schmid, Michael Brennan, Mikael Lindberg, Paul McClure, Pierceson Coody, Ricky Castillo, Steven Fisk, Sudarshan Yellamaraju, Travis Smyth, William Mouw, and Zach Haynes.

Special Invitations:

• Adrien Saddier, Andy Sullivan, Angel Ayora, Billy Horschel, Chandler Blanchet, Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Dan Brown, Daniel Hillier, David Puig, Dustin Johnson, Elvis Smylie, Garrick Higgo, Haotong Li, Ian Holt, Jayden Schaper, John Parry, Johnny Keefer, Jordan Smith, Keith Mitchell, Kota Kaneko, Kristoffer Reitan, Lucas Glover, Luke Donald, Marco Penge, Martin Smotherman, Max Homa, Max McGreevy, Patrick Reed, Aaron Rai, Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen, Stephan Jaeger, Sungjae Im, Thomas Detry, Tom McKibbin.

Players with ties to Pennsylvania in the Field:

Birthplace:

• Braden Shattuck – Aston, Pennsylvania

College:

• N/A

Notable Withdraws/ Changes:

•  (WD) Jake Knapp -> (IN) Tom Hoge

PGA Championship - The Odds

Here’s a breakdown of the top players in the field for this year’s PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club, ranked by current betting odds (via DraftKings). The table below details each player’s five most recent finishes on the PGA Tour/ DP World Tour/ LIV and their last result at the PGA Championship. My top plays of the week are included in the PGA Premium package.

PGA Championship - Recent Horses for Courses (Event)

PGA Championship - Recent Donkeys for Courses (Event)

PGA Championship - Recent Horses for Courses (Course)

PGA Championship - Recent Donkeys for Courses (Course)

PGA Championship - Previous Winners' Scores, Prices, and Strokes Gained (Rank at Tournament)

• 2025: Scottie Scheffer (-11) – Quail Hollow Club
  • Price: 5-1

• 2024: Xander Schauffele (-21) – Valhalla Golf Club
  • Price: 18-1

• 2023: Brooks Koepka (-9) – Oak Hill Country Club (East Course)
  •  Price: 20-1

• 2022: Justin Thomas (-6) – Southern Hills Country Club
  • Price: 16-1

• 2021: Phil Mickelson (-6) –  Kiawah Island Golf Resort (Ocean Course)
  • Price: 250-1

PGA Championship - Previous Winners Incoming Form (Last 5 Starts)

• 2025: Scottie Scheffler
  •  WON – THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson (PGA)
  • T8 – RBC Heritage (PGA)
  • 4 – Masters Tournament (MAJ)
  • T2 – Texas Children's Houston Open (PGA)
  • T20 – THE PLAYERS Championship (PGA)
• 2024: Xander Schauffele
  • 2 – Wells Fargo Championship (PGA)
  • T23 – Zurich Classic of New Orleans (PGA)
  • T18 – RBC Heritage (PGA)
  • 8 – Masters Tournament (MAJ)
  • T5 – Valspar Championship (PGA)
• 2023: Brooks Koepka
  • T5 – LIV Tulsa (LIV)
  • 3 – LIV Singapore (LIV)
  • T11 – LIV Adelaide (LIV)
  • T2 – Masters Tournament (MAJ)
  • WON – LIV Orlando (LIV)
• 2022: Justin Thomas
  • T5 – AT&T Byron Nelson (PGA)
  • T35 – RBC Heritage (PGA)
  • T8 – The Masters (MAJ)
  • T35 – WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play (PGA)
  • T3 – Valspar Championship (PGA)
• 2021: Phil Mickelson
  • 69 – Wells Fargo Championship (PGA)
  • MC – Valspar Championship (PGA)
  • T21 – The Masters (MAJ)
  • MC – Valero Texas Open (PGA)
  • T25 – The Honda Classic (PGA)

PGA Championship - Previous Winners' Finishes at Event

2025: Scottie Scheffler

2024: Xander Schauffele

2023: Brooks Koepka

2022: Justin Thomas

2021: Phil Mickelson

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